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…, but doesn’t understand why.” I know that my son was very confused. He was only two when my wife and I separated. He seemed to display allot of anger and insecurity. DeBorg says that a toddlers reactions could include “more crying, clinging; problems…

…of traumatic abuse such as rape. They naturally reason that if they make themselves unattractive, they will be undesirable and no one will rape them. (Rosenberg) Women seem to not be able to express their anger outward. When they feel terrible anger, they often…

…, and that pain she blamed on others, her parents, sister, etc. And eventually that pain that she was feeling was expressed as anger. This anger was mislabeled by her parents and was seen as rebellion. Her parents did no realize that her anger was a mask of a severe…

…unwillingness to compromise and his strong desire to enact vengeance upon the suitors causes conflict. Odysseus allows his anger to impose upon his rationality. As a result, there is nearly a war between Odysseus and the suitor’s relatives. Here we see how one…

…then be punished by God's anger, more severe than any frost. Yet God's severity is remedial not malicious, when the lesson is learned, the flower may be allowed to put out new growth. This is its nature, its proper function in the eyes of God, and its delight. Man's joy…

…the revenge, and anger towards the world felt by the fathers, who in turn, trigger a response in their children. In the short story "Barn Burning" by Faulkner, Abner Snopes was the angry and controlling father of the protagonist. He was an aggressive, violent…

…that constant does not make it boring. Quite the contrary. Meringue is one of the most exciting dances performed today What about anger? We all get angry, I get frustrated a lot, mostly with myself. But is there a dance for anger? Yes, we've all heard…

…/Nothing else is." The tone has clearly changed from the mock anger earlier on to one of sympathy for the sun, thus cleverly reinforcing the syllogism that is the persona and the mistress are the world, then it is the sun's duty "To warme the world, that's done…

…was over come by the idea that Hero had sexual relations with another before. The lines of this passage display his anger fluently. Hero has no voice, she has been denounced throughly by just about everyone. She tries to speak out in her own defense…

…, paradoxically he feels that everyone is beneath him. Litzky depicts the complex Underground Man with the appropriate amount of anger and spite that causes him not only to retreat from the outside world and its inhabitants, but also to indirectly blame his retreat…